John, What is going on in our country? - Two assassination attempts on President Trump.
- Charlie Kirk was murdered in cold blood for speaking his mind.
- ICE agents and detainees were shot in Dallas.
- Minnesota Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband were killed, and Minnesota State Senator John Hoffman and his wife were shot multiple times—both incidents at their respective homes.
As if these events aren’t horrifying enough, a new poll has revealed something deeply disturbing: while most Americans reject political violence, a shocking number of liberals believe violence is a justified means to a political end. |
At least one in four “very liberal” Americans openly admit the unthinkable: if you don’t fall in line with their views, they believe it’s ok to hurt you. This is where their dangerous ideology is going. It no longer sees people they disagree with as neighbors or fellow Americans but as enemies to be silenced. And right now, Minnesota is ground zero in that fight. Two special elections in State Senate Districts 29 and 47 will determine which party controls the Minnesota Senate. - District 29 is open after the passing of our friend, Senator Bruce Anderson.
- District 47 became vacant after a Democrat senator resigned in disgrace.
With the balance of power hanging by a single seat, these races will decide whether Minnesota is governed by common sense or by those who excuse chaos and even violence to get their way. America First Patriots in western Minnesota are gearing up to flood Senate District 47 with calls since it is the tougher district for Republicans to win. They created a sign-up form for volunteers willing to make calls from home using Pulsar, the same app used by Trump Force 47 last fall. |
